Ocean Steamship Manhattan Arrives New York
Telegraph report notes the steamship Manhattan from Liver pool has reached New York. Prominent Californians including a hon. D. Oy mie and others left New York by rail for California. A boat with nine men was wrecked near Ford, Maine, with drownings. Jonathan E. Arnold of the M biggerette stately died of heart disease at his office. Mrs. MLE Baker, milliner, died by suicide. Sheriff Coltrove of Somes County, N. C. was shot by hidden assailants. servant mortally wounded. A near drowning occurred on White River near Indianapolis with two men drowned. The latest baseball score saw the Red Sox beat the Forest City at Cleveland. The Union Course trot paid 250 purse won by American Girl. Showers and large attendance reported at various events.
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Ain
Jonathan E. Arnold
M . Biggerette
Pat Natety Otta
Walte
Mle Baker
Pme
W. Parker
Levaland
Cincionati
Cleveland
Union
Geovleba
Orme
Carcedales
St. Louis
Chester
Sugar profits cited by New Orleans Republican theory
The New Orleans Republican argues that its theory that white labor can profitably work Louisiana sugar plantations is proven correct as a German settlement in the state thrives by cultivating sugar and earning money.
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New Orleans
Suze
Paris Aeronaut Chevaier Prepares for Atlantic Balloon Voyage
Alexander Chevaier the Paris aeronaut recently conducted a trial ascent reaching over four thousand feet and his balloon performed well. He has nearly completed preparations for the voyage from New York to cross the Atlantic in a few days.
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Alexander Chevaier
Paris
Bloomington writer of Moriey letter dies at home
Wa R McCasoken, once with the Bloomington Pantagraph and long believed to be the Sewasp Moriey letter author, dies at his Bloomington Illinois residence Friday evening from consumption.
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Wa. R. McCasoken
Bloomington
Courts Face Mockery as Courts Growrow Pugilistic Trials
A chaotic report critiques recent court scenes where a judge chastised a lawyer for harsh language in pleadings. The writer laments sensationalism in the press and urges restraint while noting the growing tongue and fist displays in the courtroom.
Horace and the Politics of Economy in a Fragment
An abstracted note references Horace and a first chapter on political economy, noting the author’s view on native industry and suggested methods for upbringing boys. The piece discusses Turkey, protection, and a critique of native industry and education as presented by Mr. Eley in Ware’s chapter.
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New York
Turkey
Eley
Political Frictions and Cuba News Mix In May Reports
Washington Republicans nominate a negro for City Collector while Democrats in Tennessee rally. The New York Tribune notes pressure by merchants on policy, President supports Bourveist policy, and Cuba residential flight grows. A blockade-running expedition to Cuba is reported with casualties and mixed outcomes for insurgents.
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Washington
STAI
May SL
Cuba
Soteraibenséss
Tribune
Directors Re-elected as Rail Line Holds Annual Meeting
Chicago June 2 The stockholders of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Company elected directors for the coming year Davis Dowe William G Hunt Robert Forsyth O G Train B P F Allen H A Porter and J F Tracy Over thirteen million shares represented with large attendance Reports were made by the old board and by unanimous vote the Tracy faction was approved in every particular The sale of shares by order of the executive committee was confirmed
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Cmoaco
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Company
Davis Dowe
Wm. G. Hunt
Robert Forsyth
O.G. Train
B. PF. Allen
H. A. Porter
J. F. Tracy
Mir “Tracy @ott bis’ friends
Unclear Nombre Figures in State Assembly Meeting
Fragmentary notes report an assembly session with references to J Y Mawrndra as president of the state and W Wheeler as a member. Gov Stevens is mentioned with plans for a Thursday rating or briefing.
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J. Y. Mawrndra
Eutate
W. Wheeler
Boerker
Stevens
Incomplete Text Across Pacific Sale and TV Command Change
Fragmentary OCR note mentions general trend of Pacific sales and TV command shift with an implied headquarters in Louisville. Details are unclear but indicate transactions and leadership moves within a military or corporate framework.
Motley in London highlights and Havana dispatches
Telegraph summary notes Minister Motley in London as part of late Washington News with reports from Havana via Atlantic Cable and coverage of the McConnell murder trial.
First Witness Tests McConnell Murder Trial In Milam House
Denice Wiilinme testified as the first witness in the McConnell murder trial at Milan sion House, recounting his boarding there and noting he did not see Robinson the morning of the murder. Other witnesses described Robinson's finances, handwriting on a card, and sightings near McConnell’s house as the prosecution closed its case. A separate report notes Dr Duvall's indictment for suspected poisoning and the death of William Landon, found dead with gas on in Briggs House.
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McConnell
Denice Wiilinme
Milansion House
Mobinson
Mansion
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Bagineass Wittlese
Rev
Kelsey
Mansion House
Geo. W. Fanning
McQunnell
Mayford
Collins
J. Neely
Duvall
Janesville
Wia
Mahla
Sue
Landon
Nevada
Clarksville Bonded Check System Injunction Reported
A Clarksville dispatch states that Chancellor Smith has granted an injunction stopping the issuance of checks by Revenue Collector Sheridan and Treasurer Mcgrave. Saxe, the banker, is also enjoined from using checks issued by him. The move aims to break up a city authority driven check system damaging Nashville.
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Clarksville
Col. A
Colyer
Smith
Sheridan
Mcgrave
Saxe
Nashville
Railroad Officers Elected at Lake Shore and M. S. R.
Crevetano June 2 At a meet ing of the Lake Shore and M. S. R. Re the following and were sleeted President E R Philips First Vice esident J H Devereux desona Vice Frevidest W Williams Treasurer Legrand Lockwood Assistant Treasurer and Sec retary Geo B Ely The following were unanimously elected directors by the stockholders Legrand Lockwood local Osck James H Banker Win oe Buffalo ie B OPhillips Chiesgo J Devereux Payne George B Ely George Cleveland, Wwet acha Weep Scott Milton Court right Erie.
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R. Re
E. R. Philipa
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Desona
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Geo. B. Ely
James H. Banker
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Ie B. Ophillips
Chiesgo
J . Devereux
Payne
George B Ely
George Gleveland
Wwetacha- Weep Scott
Milton Courtright
Erie
Motley's London arrival under British press scrutiny
General Nova New York June 2 report notes Mr Motley has addressed a letter to Lord Clarendon requesting a da for credentials and a ceremonial presentation in London. Moran attended the levee as chargé d affaires. Public papers comment that Mr McGley’s arrival reflects policy lines from President Grant. The Pall Mall Gazette says America backed down and motley’s mission may yield limited duties.
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Herald
London
McGley
Grant
Pall Mall Gaz
America
Motler
Canada and British policy under the Hudson Bay cession talks
Debates in the British House of Commons address Canada and North American colonies. Colonial Secretary Mander signals defense cost shifts, possible Hudson Bay transfer ratification, and aims to extend civilization from Atlantic to Pacific. Northcote, Viscount Barry, and other MPs weigh future Canada-US ties and imperial strategy.
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Moose
British Columbia
Dana Stafford Northcote
Canada
United States
Adderly
Star
Wiallay
Gladstana
Dan Morlend
Mothey
Motley
the Times
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Molley
House of Commons
North America
Harry Veroey
Mander
Colonial Department
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Stafford Northcote
North Devon
Sis
Viscount Barry
East
North Stafforshire
Reren Geeta
Annual State Primero Vute draws tobacco trade minds
The two day event in this city drew nearly all major tobacco growers with 560 households receiving premiums. Premiums ranged from 14 to 131 in value. Hart County bright leaf noted for top Virginia ce. A suicide occurred nearby as Lennhardt Orth, 39, hanged himself in a stable. cause unknown.
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Bowen Jownty
Hart County
Virginia
Market News Roundup From Trade Columns
A condensed report covers grain, futures, petroleum, coal, and meat markets. It notes oats and wheat demand, heavy trading, price ranges for Western mixed and shipped oats, crude and refined petroleum rates, and steady to firm conditions in various commodity sectors with buyers favored in later sales.
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Sluedy
Cube
Idalic
Sabes
Wahda
Porto Bileo
Petroleum
Dall
Ligls
Buenos Ayres
Noel
Daves
Aaldés
Barreie
Xtra Mess
Salen Cae
Prine m
Wy India
Lerma
Stratford
Rae
Hoyer
Market Notes from St Louis June 2 Telegraph Report
Market telegrams describe demand and prices for tobacco and related products with steady cash tones and limited variation. Prices for corroded stocks, white oat and other grains show modest firmness. buyers and sellers maintain cautious optimism amid fluctuating bids and small lots.
Market Notes and Prices From New Orleans Commodities
The report lists prices and bidding for cattle and provisions, noting quiet market activity and varied quotes. Terms include No 1 and No 2 grades, with No 1 at $1.04 to $1.08 per unit and No 2 lower. packed goods and salted items cited with mixed demand.
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Jane & Eacw
Oromia
Aileen Eine
Heskear
Ion
Ealas
We. MoLasina
New Orleans
Kugan
New York Dry Goods Market Reports Gloomy Trade
The New York market notes inclement weather and weak trade with steady rules. Prices in several categories show small advances but overall activity remains light amid a broad movement in plain items and firm to lower sentiment.
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Telegraph
New York
Disjointed Friday Market Notes Preserve A Packed Oil Trade
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered mentions of petroleum, bale counts, and prices. References include California items, Ste. Anrweer, and June dates with unclear context. The text reads as a rough market bulletin or ad list with incomplete data and several garbled terms.
Memphis Market News Summary
Mawru June 2 reports Correx and receipts at 241 bales. Prices steady for hay and bacon firm. Meats dull with shoulder prices noted.
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Telegraph
Mawru
W. Park
B. Lane
Market prices and harvest notes from Loatsville fair
The talegraph from Loatsville shows prices for grains and produce including corn wheat and shelled goods. It notes fair demand for New Orleans prime goods and mentions arrivals by train with quoted prices and market activity in June.
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Talegraph
Loumnville
Jane
Radshi
New Orleans
Tom Tite
Ste Vo
Tren Yee Oo
Peatuem -Pricor Sc
Cincinnati Margot by Telegraph Overview
Fragmented OCR notes describe a June fair and sales at a market with bids and prices. Mentions auctions, exhibits, and market activity but lacks coherent names or locations. Sparse details emphasize sales, prices, and public notices with a focus on market close figures.
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Telegraph
Oreorsnati
Salen Do Bola
Vislore
Qoiel
Baik
New York Bond Market Reflects Firmer Trading
New York bonds show firmer activity with slight gains across several issues. Treasury operations hint at weekly sales adjustments while notes and coupons trade with varied premiums and discounts amid shifting carry and clearance data.
Public Debt Statement Recap June 1269
Public debt statement summarized as of June 1 1269 showing total outstanding debt and interest details. Notes include 12 501? and 14 060 000 00 in interest, with warrants and redemption figures and references to Treasury Department.
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Jane
Spercent
Murots
Freveury
Colo
Colm
Bon
Treasury
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